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John Cipollina Live at Chi Chi Club on 1987-07-18

by John Cipollina

Publication date: 1987-07-18 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: JohnCipollina

Band/Artist: John Cipollina

(Disc 1)
(First Set)
01. Instrumental
02. Barry talk
03. Level With Me
04. Happy Birthday Doug Killmer
05. Got Love
06. Record Deal
07. Intros
08. Suzy Q
09. Talk
10. San Francisco
11. Mustang Sally
12. Intro
13. Move Your Hand

(Second Set)
14. /Instrumental
15. Talk
16. The Dance
17. Tuning
18. Thirty Days
19. Tuning
20. Me And Bobby McGee
(Disc 2)
21. Walking Cane
22. Talk, Tuning
23. Love Machine
24. Barry talk, Intro
25. The Thrill Is Gone
26. Talk
27. I Can't Dance
28. Something You Got -->
29. Closer

(Third Set)
30. Things That Make You Happy
31. Intros, Talk
32. Motel Party Baby
33. Good Old Rock & Roll -->
34. Third Degree * -->
(Disc 3)
35. Mona

(Encore)
36. Stu Blank Song

Notes

John Cipollina, Barry Melton & Stu Blank Band
7-18-87
Chi Chi Club, San Francisco, CA

Source: Master Cassette, Audience
Equipment: Sony D5, Sony ECM23F Mics
Location: Tables, Stage Left
Taper: Roger Miller
Digitized by: Roger Miller

Cipollina, Melton & Blank Band

John Cipollina- Guitar, Vocals
Barry Melton- Guitar, Vocals
Stu Blank- Keyboards, Vocals
Doug Killmer- Bass, Vocals
Spencer Dryden- Drums

Guest
* Joe (Chi Chi Club waiter) on Harp

Addeddate: 2005-12-25 13:36:42

Discs: 3

Has_mp3: 1

Identifier: cipollina1987-07-18.aud.flac16

Lineage: MC > WAV > FLAC

Location: San Francisco, CA

Source: Master Cassette, Audience

Taped by: Roger Miller

Transferred by: Roger Miller

Type: sound
sound

Venue: Chi Chi Club

Year: 1987
1987

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Reviewer: amellowsoul - - February 2, 2006
Subject: In memory of Stu & Doug (and Spencer too!)

It's always fun to hear Barry's antics with Cip's wry humor playing off each other... but now a major curve ball by Mr. Stu Blank. Stu was a great cat, a warm soul and a semi crazed (in a gooood way!) cat that will be personally I find sorely missed now. While he didn't really "make it" beyond the Bay Area/Sonoma area, he never wished to try. His influence was strongly felt there. Also, sadly, we lost Doug Killmer a few months ago (great memorial fundraiser @ Sweetwater that I travelled 36 hours non-stop to be at!) as well.

This is quite the fine show, with the standard Fish & Cip's songs, plus a few rare ones too. The playing is quite inspired showing the fine playing of all. It's a great thrill to hear it from it's master tape too! My big thanks goes to Roger for not only recording it, but preserving it now for all of us to enjoy!

I recommend to anyone who wishes a good listen of a little something different, as there were very few Fish Stu shows. Hard to believe this was just one more great night @ Chi Chi!

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